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Dx4Life, a pioneering medical diagnostics company in Lund, Sweden, seeks a commercially driven CEO to lead growth and overall development.
You will own strategy, P&L, and stakeholder relationships, drive product commercialization, expand Nordic/European markets, and build an organization capable of sustainable long-term growth.
You are driven by building companies with real impact — where commercial success goes hand in hand with the opportunity to change people’s lives. An exciting opportunity is now available to lead a pioneering medical diagnostics company into an era of commercial growth.
Dx4Life has developed a groundbreaking genetic rapid-testing platform that enables personalized hormone treatment selection prior to IVF. By choosing the right treatment, the chances of pregnancy are significantly increased for couples struggling with infertility. With its first product entering the commercial phase in 2026, the company is in a highly exciting phase.
Dx4Life is now seeking a commercially driven CEO who wants to take overall responsibility for the company’s continued development, growth, and commercialization. The role is ideal for someone who combines leadership with proven commercial experience within the life sciences industry. You are motivated by turning vision into commercial reality, identifying new business opportunities, and building an organization capable of achieving sustainable long-term growth.
The ideal candidate has the following experience:
The successful candidate will possess the following characters:
Fluent in verbal and written English.
University Degree e.g. Master of Science or Master of Business Administration or corresponding relevant education.
The role is located in Lund, and the candidate needs to have a permanent base in the Skåne region. The candidate should be prepared for at least 50 travel days per year as part of the role.
An increasing number of couples around the world are struggling with infertility, leading to a growing demand for IVF treatment (in vitro fertilization). However, IVF is neither simple nor straightforward. The key to improving outcomes is to provide each individual with the right hormone treatment prior to IVF.
The challenge has been the lack of a clinically useful biomarker capable of reliably determining which hormone treatment should be used in each individual case.
Through her research, founder and Professor Yvonne Lundberg Giwercman discovered a novel biomarker that can reliably determine which hormone treatment each patient should receive — thereby dramatically improving the chances of pregnancy. This discovery has paved the way for a simple test that can be used directly at fertility clinics. The company was established in 2024 and is now ready for full commercialization.